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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06
J. y. JONES.

INSURANCE AGENT,
For the Hartford Fire and Marine and other
companies. Insures against Fire, Lightning,
Cyclones aad Windstorms, Brock yay Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06
BrOCkWay Centre Bank,
OBJ. r.. NOBLE & co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes, Town and School Bonds bought at
best rates Certificates of Deposit issued and
per cent interest allowed. All business trans
acted by patrons OF this Bank will be held strict
ly confidential.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06
AMERICAN HOUSE
D. M. CHURCH, PROP.

Brockway Centre, Michigan.
This house has been remoded, repaired and
fitted up in frst-class shape Everything has
been made clean nd comfortable about
the house The patron age Of commercial travel
lers and the public in &c neral solicited.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06

I
j. :. Duilie and family, Of Port HUI
ron, attended the fair last week.
Eugene Kiely. Of Roscommon, visit
ed friends in this section during the
fair
Willie Fry was accidentally shot in
the leg by some one handling target
gun.
II. :. Wait. Of Evergreen, was here
shaking hands with old friends during
the fair.
Who took the prize on pair of
brakes instead of a brace at the fair?
Ask MahlOn Bearss.
Everybody seemed to be well pleased
with the meals served by Rollins "
lIisey during the fair.
The Emmet fair is in progress this
week, opening on Tuesday and closing
to-day. 1t was a decided success.
Geo. III. Mustard and family, Of Port
Huron, passed a pleasant time with
friends in this place daring the far.
One OF the running horses bOlted
while racing last Friday Mld demollsh-
ed a buggy standing near the track.
The rider was thrown some distance
but only slightly injured.
The editor feels thankful towards
the following gentlemen for first prize
vegetables furnished him for his table,
Eli Silyerthorn, blue victor potatoes,
Joseph Effrick. celery, Robt. Ricks.
blood beetS, ID. c. Smith, one half bush
el Of fail and winter apples and pears.
Their kindnesSshallnever be forgotten.
The following young men OF Port
Huron took in the fair last week.
Frank Il. Wolcott, l.. Avery, Harvey
Tappan, Bert Duilie. limbs of the law,
and Dr.. ID. G.. Brown, professional
tooth extractor. Here are Il few repre-
sentatiyes of newspapers from the syl
van city: y. III. Finn, Tribune; j. f.
Finn, Times; John Murray, Sunday
Herald. ~
j. ). & Thos. Grimes, Of Speaker,
took special pains to show It's their
herd of short horn cattle. as also did
Mir Wastell representing John II. san
bornS herd of Port Huron. Their cat
tie are all finely bred and show their
points of breeding We commend our
farmer friends. j. ). and Th0s. Grimes.
for doing their utmost to improve the
quality of stock raised in this section.
They should be encouraged by all. y
good quality of stock will pay far bet
ter than poor ones. We noticed q fine
IIOlstein bull, the property of Elmore
Putney which took first prize. Mr..
Putney is another of our successful
farmers who believe in pure bred
stock as paying investment, Dan
Foley, of Emmet, was on the grounds
with some fine stock from his herd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
Live Stock n arket,

ST. LOUIS, MO. Aug. 1.-Cattle-Receipte
$500; shipments 900; the market was slow ;
fair 10 choice heavy natives steers s. 7Od4 90;
butchers steers, fair to choice, So 2CG3 - feed
er f. ir to good, - S0GS 40; stockers, fair to
goo1, 81 1902 SO; Texan: and Indians, com
mon grass to good corn fed 81 90d3 40. Hogs
Receipts 5000 shipments none; na rket steady !;
25OU; shipments 29t0; market firm; clipped,
fair TO choice, 81 l5G4 90; lahb5 50 4cG4 so
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 0.-Cattle-Receipts
2600; shipments. oilica', yesterday 2000; &c cd
steady; COZ mon dull and weaker; good to
choice corn fed s. i0G4 90; common to medium
So 0OG3 IS; sic rs 81 0OG2 30; feeding stesrs
s. 5O63 90; cows 81 40d2 so; grass range steers
official, yesterday 24C0; opened strong for good
grass. rs and common weak; closing weak
ranging from s. 10 to S. 80. Sheep-Receipts
l6s; shipments, official, yesterday 20; steady
good to choice 3 75d3 ; common 10 medium
81 1912 so.
NEW YORK, Aug. O.-Beeves-ReceiDts n
car loads for market, and - car loads for
slaughterers direct; market firm and fairly &C
tive. No Texas cattle offered; poor TO prime
native steers sold al s. 15Gj 90; extra 60 s. OO
as 20. Sheep Receipts $500; good stocz had
quiet sale; market firm generally; inferior of
ferlngs went at lower figures; sheep So O9G
IS per 100 pounds; lambs 81 75GS 90.
CHICAGO, Ill, Ang. I0.-Catlle - Receipts
10000; shipu ents 300; market drm for fancy,
others lower; shipping steers, 81 l0d4 ~;
stockers AID feeders, 81 25G3 CO., COWS,
as % Hogs-Ke ceipls 1900; market opened
steady and closed l0Gl5c lower, ranging from
81 0JG5 40 Sheep-ReCeipts 5000 shipments
100; market dull; common l0c lower; Tatives
- SCAT o.; western 81 GDG3 20; Texans, g. 500
IS; lambs, 81 0064 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

Statistics of the movement of wheat continue
TO favor the bulls, the receipts at primary mar
kets being light, and the seabOard Clearances
beyond expectations The government report
on crops shows no material changes IN the c IN
ditCn of spring wheat, but the government ca
Inmates on that crop were given 20 weiQ ht
whatever. Provisions showed a stronger IN
dertone in next winters deliveries, which are
receiving increased attention, ana the move
ment WAS even bullish. and for Jauua-
ry 1t sustained an actual advance
OF GOO. lard l0C and short ribs lie.
Pork for saT c months quoted as close as >I3 "
Lard at Sc SO, and short ribs at s. 80 in cash
and near futures Change for better was less
marRed than in July, though highe prices
were the rule. Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. August CSC; September G9&c;
October 1l32C. Corn-NO , August ~ &C
September at 45c; october at A l-6c;
May at 4s,.c Mess poIk-Year ST. 50; Janu-
airy 81 3OG2X Lqrd-August s. 52l5: Septem-
Der Sc 50; oct Der s. Sc; January St 50. Short
ribs-August 81 %; September s. 9715, October
81 IS; January So IS. Cash quotations were
ri ur, quiet, unchan. ed; No. spring wheat
68 Ia; No, corn ~; mess pork SIS Ln, lard Sc s. .
short ribs, sides loose, 81 So dry ssIted shonl-
ders bacon s. 70G5 90; short clear sizes, boxed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United statos Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Aug. l0.-Cotton-spot
closed steady at decline of Ice.
sales l4C0 bales.
Stock 1856 bales.
Low ordinary &c; ordinary 7isc; good
ordinary SIC; low middling SIC; mid
ding &c; good middling SIC; middling
fair CSC; fair l04c.
Futures opened dull but steady, and closed
steady. OFF iG2 points on all month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. 10. . Cotton-Spot
closed steady and unchanged.
GROSS receipts, 139 bales.
Sales, "a bales.
Shipments coastwise, 1243.
Exports, none.
Stock 1913 bales.
Ordinsry 73sc; good ordinary SIC; low mid
ding s%c; middling SIC; good middling 9'.c;
midIling tsic sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
Liverpool.

firm, improved demand; quotations IN
changed.
Ordinary 42ld; good ordinary 5 l-l6i; low
middling 53sd; middl!ng uplands 51di mid
ding Orleans 51ad.
Total sales I2n0O; American 1000; imports
5000; American 1000
Futures Opened firm and closed easy up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

ST LOUIS. Mo, Aug 10. - Wool =
Quiet, and unchanged; unwashed bright
medium, l9626c; coarse .,hsaid, IjG24c. low
sandy, l0G2o; fine ngIZ 1893 tine heavy,
1920 Tub washed, ug6ice;33c; fair, 2jG37c !;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 -Cotton-Spot closed
steady at "a decline.
Sales $3.50 bales.
STOCK 3D. ll3 bales, actua'.
Ordinary. > IL; goou ordinary, 6 low
middlinR, : l6c: mid1ling, - 49,: good
m Kidding. 10 &c., middling fair. 10 ll-l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady at
decline of - points on August and 3 to points
on other months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
- 1hi.kskss AN.

Mfs YsekyEa lzzrrz, the very best
Jews apAs3T Gas, shas been reduced IA
price tosG Hsr =. Now is Sapr oHaer-
tunityy&o fur lsh your coa1HY ;GSEsin
with sweek's szcefen: reading &c snsll
cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
rhs Co1se market,
The wool Market.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. lO.-Cofee spot
NO change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

NaHoJ q PEI CGuI; IIlSl n
the crop il fine order, sac
creased : per CEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
FINANCIAL,
ENGLISH COSsOLs

ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Aug. 10 --Consols closed at l0I Is
for money. Silver A d.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Aug. lO.--Money on call 3a5 per
cent, closed offered at > per cent. Prime mer
camille paper sac Per cent. 5 erling exchange
dull but steady at 81 j i for sixty day bills
and 81 S312 foTiGemand
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug l0-StocKs and bonds
closed at the following prices bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

Connections made at Paris with Adams
Express Tor st. Louis, Chicago, Cincin-
natl and eastern cities, and at Purcell
with Wells-Fsrgo & Co.'S Express for
Kansas City, Mo, and all points IN Kan
sas. Nebraska and Iowa.
We offer quickest and most direct
route between Galveston and Houston,
and Fort WORTH, Gainesville and inter
mediate points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

mas Dciay IN &
CU, To Efs Fs.
tracy o. tIls Ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
Galveston.

Sales 1920 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
: TRElL

u &eNjC5 PrCtI
= Great Loss I
q Mexico T0i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
One to Thirteen Points Lower
Money Market Easy.
Wheat Opened Stropg, Fiuctuated Narrow
Iy and Closed at an Advance-Live
Stock Transacttons Brisk.
ON CHANGE.

Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, TEX, Aug. 10. 1857.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-11

"kEKLY GAZETTE will be made 8
!. :. 'umplete newspaper for ell who
~ line or inclination to pore over
sSOi s dsily, and the constant aim
"SV-Ve will be to add every new
S' 'ast Increases the
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Routt county,
Colorado, until 10 O'Clock u. III. Septem-
Der !, lss7, FOR the purpose Of building u
bridge across Elk river at a point where
old bridge now stands: also FOR the
building Of Il road through thn canon on
Bear river. said bridge and road ,o bc
bull, according 10 plans and spcci,ica-
ton now on HE IN the County Clerk 5
office IN konit county. Also copy
of said specifications can b, seen At the
residence Of J. VI. Tnill, un Elk river
near the bridge. lids can be put in
either separate or to include bulh con.
tracts. Al bids must bc deposited with
the County Clerk of Rouit county. aud
endorsed 3" Proposals Tor building bridge
acruss Elk river, or road through the
canon, q, tho ease may be; OF II b1,h
ara included in onr bid. to be - .n.
durrd \ good aud sufficient bond In
LolLl- tie amount of lid will bc r.-
qu.gci. Tie Bp.ui TcscEyoI ,hc nigh;
To trles. any aui all lids.
/. q. NoiCE.
County Clerk.
liAuN's PEAK. July 10, is,i.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
Notice for Publication.
a. LAND OFFICE AT
tIENwupp sruisus Colo I,,,.,, .,

o., LAND OFFICE AT
tLENwoop STRINGS Colo. J,ipc n 1857
NpTICE Il hereby given tina, tho following
. hhmci settler hn9 nlo1 notice of his ip,pn-
u"i 10 make tinul proof in suprr,rt uf his
.ihi,n nnu that snid proof Will bc made b,forr
thc llcsistrrnnd Receiver at ClcnwnnI sprinvs
,uiutmlp. nh august = 1855. nt 10 o'clock n m
w lhvlna. White. - brown. Park. Colo
T.. VI. - - '''' w. '"- W. W"
we nhin"s tho following witnes-e. to prove
his CONTINUOUS residence upon and c,iltivation
a., -trl land, Viz. Frank q. Goodman. Jusopl
Nonl'cN. Andrew ncchdpda aud II. " Jpyn,,s
all OF Browns Park, Colo
81 nvtA~ ursfa...
lfifAt nuh i'inc ''-'is. fuIg fI les-'
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
Personal.

Mr.. Hugh Terrence and Sheriff Nor
gan Of Mountain Meadows, spent "A few
days in the metropolis during the week.
j. l.. Mediation and niece, Miss Nellie
Wash, returned home Saturday after n
two weeks trip to Rgwlins and Rock
Springs, Wyoming.
William Kirk and wife, OF Blue
Mountain, spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day IN Aleeker. Mr.. XIX had some in
tricate dental work done by DIR. Du-
mont while IN town.
Thomas Sherwin and Thomas II.
Hamilton OF Axial, departed for the
Springs Monday, 10 prove up on their
ranches. These gentlemen own two fine
ranches on Hes creek.
Frank Moore, A. l.. Treat, Samuel
Kirkham ana Frank Ncedham, all OF
Aspen, arrived IN Meeker yesterday.
They arc looking over this sections
with view 10 settling permanently.
Morgansburg, were doing the city
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Larson Will
shortly commence the erection OF "A
handsome residence in Meeker and viii
move his family here.
Judge Charley AttiS started for VIII
linms Fork Saturday last 10 visit hts old
friend ". II. Card. What an inter.
change OF frontier stories ther. WAS
when these Two old pioneers came to-
gcther is easily imagined. Charley re-
turned yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
w.a, AR. we Going 10 no ssou,

The Indian question is once more be-
fore us in all lis hideOus, damnable
cussilness. II is extremely aggrtyating
To read the accounts IN the State and
Eastern papers OF the pursuit and cap
ture OF Colorow by the troops aud his
confinement at the Agency aud on the
other hand 10 see the old villain and his
band pass through town week before
last on his way up the river. Before
leaving town the willy old chief took
pains to inform the citizens here that
he was only going Ia hunt for few
weeks and would not annoy the settlers
or damage their crops OF property. The
old fellow has not kept his word. Com
plants have been coming III thick and
fast during the past week concerning
the drpredations of Colorow and band.
IL now seems that the ut.s are not con
llning themselves Ia killing oil the last
OF our game. but are turning their
attention TO killing cattle on the range.
quite u number Of cattle have lately
been found dead in the tracks OF the
Utcs with nothing OF the carcass taken
but the brains. As it is well known
that the Indians use the brains Tor tan
ming deer hides the object oi killing cat
tie will readily bc seen. The greatest
outrage. however, that Is being p.rpotra-
ted on the settlers Of this valley Is the
wholesale slaughter -; deer and elk by
the Indians on Upper Whit. at the
present time. Mr.. George Henry, III.
Marcoit brothers and other settlers up
tn. river who have been In town during
the last few daiS say the carcass.s Of
deer are having around by the hundred,
only the hides being taken. The LcgIs-
laturc passed n stringent law last win.
ter aimed 10 protect III. game Of Colo
ridu and preserve 1t for the benefit OF
permanent settlers and the County Com
missiOucrs at their last meeting offered
large reward !lr tile apprehension aud
conviction oi persons violating tile game
law. Tie enforcement Of the law-ini
We believe /, should BE- enforced 10 III.
lcitor-wofss quit. hardship on y iarg.
number Of people IN this town who can
not huai for their own meat. and
then II Is, 10 say the least, u glaring out
rage oR the people who have paid the
Government sl.3i per acr. for the land
they arr improving. paying taxes on
and making homes of. 10 allow band
OF Indians the Government is supposed
,n L. feeding and taking car. q. ON the
r.S.Iyatiunl Ia rSiCfminai. the gI,mc
right under the eve OF the settler. The
settlers have stood this thing for nearly
four y.as and have come 10 the coli.
clts!un that they hay. stood IL nbou,
long enough. At this point ~. might
ask the question. "Wha, af- we going
10 do about ny" Petitions, 10 the Cow
crnment have had no effect bu; We would
adyis. ono more effort III this line
We would suggva, that our citizens get
together. draw mp u petition 10 the
Agent NJ tiniah. sending the petition
down ly sibccinl messenger. requesting
him Ia ~, the Indians OH, of here nj,
once, and should h. fail 10 move In III.
matter then let the people take the mat.
ter into their own hands Col1ruw and
his band arc violating the State law
every DAY and should be- dealt with nc.
couiingly. Fire them out
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
Notice for Publication.

LAND bIEitI AT
GLrNwoop sFitiSGs, Colo. July .. iss5.
NoTiCE-is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nl,4l uptic- VI his intcti-
tiuu tn mHkc tnal proof In support Of his
fore the Register and Receiver ni Uirnwn.pl
springs. Colo. ON August ~, i-s', nt 10 o'clock
y. IN. VIZ: Evan u. Thomas, Of Nackrr. Colo
On his y. T.. u. :. No. 70, 4. I. =. for the 9 ,
ne -w i nc =, ne "a So .. See -. Up y. Ii
M W 9th PM.
lie names the following witnesses to pr,ivr
his continuous residence upon. nu1 cultivation
OF. said land. viz: George :. Iinzcn. John
Juhh, ,irprgc GUntrrtnhn aud Joseph Griffith
all uf Mcckcr, Colombo.
:. J. priiS. Rcristcr
First pub july p-!ast Aug ~. iss7i
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
,o.icr Tor rnb,ira,,o,,.

TNNN WTfIT T. VT
gtrSwopD srHtSu-. Colo. Iuly u. 'fs,.
<-uTICE-I- hereby given that the following
y named settler has nl,-i nptiUv uf his intcn.
tiott ,u ninkr null prunf Ia support uf hts
ulain. und that ss'id rnpf VIII be male bctur,
Tho Ilcgist.r and Receiver. ut Gl.nwoui
spriurs, Dolnuiln, On August ~. iss5, nt !"
,,'rinsk a. NJ, III: r. l.. kimlsail. uf Lay. Col
orr,l,, un his T.. Y. u. :. Ne. nj. for the !,
NV 4. nv &. -w i See -. =" = ne q. ne 9, 80 4
Sec q TpBN. II ~. W 9th y ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
.bt4,unttnuuu- residence upon, and cultivation
~ -eii land. viz: Calvin Rcvi. james \.
lSiucy. william Bennett nnd Henry Walters,
aiI of Rout'. Bnutt county. colorado.
:. j. prL,S, Register.
fEirst rnh .JuIy sl-I.nat Ama q. l.s,l
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30

'8aNsNI' VI ' "
GIrSw.uop srHiNGs. Colo. J,iue 80, iET.
NbrltL IA hereby given that tho following
~ nnmoI settler has filed notice Of tia int"n'
tion So make anal proof in sippnrt Of his
claim aud that said pruui will bc uindn before
Springs. Colo. on August IT, ISys. pt 10 n'..ln,k
" w w; ThuInns Emprsru. uf Law Cs'n-
on hil Homestead Application No. sii. fpi. tho
" " a z ~ =, - = -w a rec y md uW 4 NV a
"" names the following witnessed to prpyo
MS continuous residence upon, and cultivation
W SUI mhd. W.; Wm. Meadows. 81 Glen.
w tvi springs. colo, James e. lIauEl. uf tay.
S'in.' Je,.c c D. Lamb ot Dixon, Nyu. md 4,
O. Nallitln. Of i1y, Colo.
,,-,.-.-.,.,-, 8. =. DLLAS. Rolister.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
Nouc, Tor rnnli,a,,.u.
LANU OIIICE At

TNNIF VI ] " T. VI
.LtNwooD ~ MOS. Colo, Jun. IL tss. I
NOTICE--ts hereby giyo,, that tho ,,tis,,,,,.-
I. nnined settler has fled notice uf bi- in,.n.
non To innke final proof In support of bia
sihlu'. anu that snid proof will he made he.
SpIings' 'olomdn. on August /, iss5, Mt 10
Hclvck a. m. viz! G. Trlnk I,nrtnu Of
AHh,r. ,.lofhdo. on his Z. L. d. :. No 5o- a.
T.. VI f' '''' !" ~ '"'n
ne hnmcs the following Witnesses To prove
-, said land viz. n Morris Dr.if,,s. .In.rnb
mY,,i,,9n, ", L. Mediation sud Jacquc rrcund,
t,.,, j. DELAN. Register
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
NOTICE.

The undersigned having leased the
livery and sale stable formerly run by
us to Stone " Gon would respectfully
request all persons indebted to us to
come forward and settle their accounts
at once. Bills can he paid 10 Messrs.
Stone " Gor at the livery stable. who
will receipt for same.
JEwErr & WoLFE.
MEERER, Colo, July 30. 1857.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
>.,,c, sor s,nl,,ica,io,.
LAND OFFICE At

GLrSwopp SPRINGS Colo, July II. lss5.i
NOTICES hereby given that tho following
y named settler has hie,l notice W hts intrn.
ton to- make innl proof ~ support Of his
claim. and TINT snii proof will he made before
mo Wpg!-tcr nud Receiver Mt Glcnwood
surinr-. Colorado. ON August q, lss5, Mt 10
o'riock u. m, VIA! John II. lHSnmp. OF
Nre<cr. Colorado. ON his =. u. u. :. No. l2I
II L. n for the II = 20 I, Hnd = sw a Sec
ii Tn :. u " w 6th ".
ne uanc- the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Y. II. Wutsul. EDWARD san.
drr.nn. Eugcnc Sillcy AMI David steele, MI OF
Mccker, Colorado.
&. !. DLL,s. Register.
trir.t Pub July cJ-Last Au.; -, 1851
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
.o,,cr Tor Vuhi,cn,ion.
LAND orfICg AT

utrswupp SritNo-. Colo. July >. is-s.
NOTICE u hereby given that the following
~ nnnci settler uns tlri notice uf his iutrr.
tiun to- make nunt proof ia support ot his
claim, aud thni said prrlnf wiil b" nhi" rrf"ry
tn" Register and R"r"iN-r ~ GlrnNoul
Springs, Colo. on August ~. l--s. vt ~ u'cl'-k
"a. IN. Via. Thuinn- u. IhuuEn-. " N."s.r.
Colorado. on hia y. y. ". & 80. H1N T.. !. =, fur
lie names thr following witnesses To- prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf. sail lnud WIS ". q. smith. John Iubh
Thumts llnk"r and George Euntprnnu. all uf
Nc-kcr. Colorado.
:. !. DIL,~. Register.
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The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
.. Th.r. . N.w Coon In Town,

No. But judging from the following
communication received At this otiice
Yesterday there are, apparently, some
very black white men:
To the Liiinr ui riE HERALD!
\ chicken thief IS great nuisance
whenever lie carries on Ills pllicrin.
business; but Thoroughbred Mecker
chicken thlei Is tie greatest sneak Of
ali. In broad day light they carry ON
their stealing, and openly knock poul.
try over with rocks og sticks and carry
them 20 u certain cabin near the edge OF
White river. These tin'horn snc.ikS
steal from both men and women. AMI
don't spare the stables. How long will
the soni people oi Mcckcr put NJ with
this nuisance 2 And. Is Il no; time to
teach thcsa plup'rs lesson that Will
make u Favorable. Impression upJu them z
They are not known to work: hence
s0m- on. has To furnish them with foo.i
to keep them from starving. somr'pco-
pie strongly object To iufnishin: thrs-
sncaks' table with spring chicken after
this. Take warning, II sou please.
4 T.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30
Notice ,.r rubi,.a,iou.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND pFfltE NJ
Utrswpou ~ruiSg-. Tnln.. July II. iss5.
NOTICE {. hereby given TINT the following
" named settler has nlyd nuiicv OF his intCti-
tor tn MAKE nuai prucf in stppurtuf his claim.
aud that -nid pr'uf will L. made before the
Colo. on August -. l-s5. Ut IN O'Clock y. IN.
via! John VI. Br "sc. 90 Iampr. Colorado. on
hi. y. =. II. =. M. ~. for thu 9 - -s : -,
sih pN.
lie untus,- tn" fuliuwiuR witnesses to prove
ME continuous residence upun. nui cultivation
nf. said land, viz: John 4 White. Frrd Elliott.
i,,yid Taylor md jerome JcH~ny. all 81
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